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The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) sent out 534 invitations to apply to the provincial nominee program. The draw took place on Nov. 3 and invited candidates in their Express Entry and Occupations in Demand streams of the SINP. Nov 3. SINP draw results For this draw, SINP only chose applicants who had a score…
Saskatchewan’s Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) invites 621 candidates to apply, the largest SINP draw since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Unlike many other provincial immigration programs, SINP does not require a job offer from a Saskatchewan employer. On September 15, Saskatchewan sent out 621 invitations to eligible candidates in the SINP Occupations In-Demand and…
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) sent invitations to 502 candidates who have work experience in the occupations mentioned below. Anyone who wishes to be considered for the SINP must first submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) application with the provincial government. Results of the July 29 SINP draw SINP Occupations in Demand sub-category Invitations:…
This July, provinces continue to issue a high volume of invitations in nominee program draws as Canada works toward meeting increased immigration targets.
In a recent address to Bathurst, New Brunswick, officials encouraged eligible French-speakers to apply through the TR to PR pathway.
On July 8th , 2021, Saskatchewan issued a total of 295 invitations to apply for nomination to qualifying candidates.
Amidst the recent discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves at former residential schools, many cities across Canada are choosing to forgo Canada Day celebrations.
This June 2021 brought good news for Canadian Provincial Nominee Programs.
This May was a big month for Provincial Nominee Programs across Canada; Ontario saw the first invitations issued under their new Expression of Interest system since being introduced in March; British Columbia has announced that the Tech Pilot will become a permanent feature of their immigration program.
Let’s take a look at which provincial nominee programs have been most active in January.
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